Dhanbad, April 13: Companies should treat corporate social responsibility (CSR) as an opportunity rather than a burden, as it increases visibility and contributes to growth.

The advice came from the director of Indian School of Mines, Tarkeshwar Kumar, today.

Publication Date:

14/04/2011

Source: Telegraph (Ranchi)

Tags:

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Development, Industry, Jharkhand, Indian School Of Mines, Mining, Hindustan Copper

Environment

Power major to join green class- Jindal Steel inks deal with ISM Dhanbad for environment management

Ranchi, Oct.

Publication Date:

07/10/2010

Source: Telegraph (Ranchi)

Tags:

Indian School Of Mines, Environment Management, Environment, Jharkhand, Dumka (D)

Land

Land becoming ash pond: Board suggests measures

BHUBANESWAR: One of India

Publication Date:

30/08/2010

Source: New Indian Express (Bhubaneswar)

Tags:

Indian School Of Mines, Dhanbad (D), Orissa (Odisha), Land, State Pollution Control Board (SPCB), Waste Disposal, Solid Waste, Angul (D), Thermal Power Plants, Land Use, Land Degradation

Air Pollution

Fly ash management to become a big challenge

Proposals for setting up 14 power plants in Angul region

Talcher-Angul region is one of the most polluted areas of the country

State asked to promote fly ash use in manufacturing bricks and road-laying

Publication Date:

21/06/2010

Source: Hindu (New Delhi)

Tags:

Pollution, Air Pollution, Thermal Power Plants, Industry, Power Industry, Indian School Of Mines, Orissa (Odisha), Angul (D), Hindu (New Delhi), Fly Ash

Climate Change

Bokaro now a heat chamber - temperatures touch 42C, old timers say its abnormal

Bokaro: This week saw maximum temperatures touching 42 degree Celsius with accompanying hot winds turning the steel city into a heat chamber, unlike anything old timers in Bokaro recall having experienced in the first month of summer.

Publication Date:

26/03/2010

Source: Telegraph (Ranchi)

Tags:

Mining, Deforestation, Climate Change, Indian School Of Mines, Jharkhand, Bokaro (D)